Rep. Kathy Castor alleges Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is unlawfully denying KidCare insurance to over 22,500 children, violating federal health coverage mandates.

Grady Health System plans to open a freestanding emergency department in Union City by 2026, addressing local healthcare service gaps following the closure of Atlanta Medical Center South.

Nashville's Metro Public Health Department announced public access to air quality permit applications, inviting locals to review and comment by May 19, 2024, with documents only available in person.

The Milpitas Police Department is hosting a prescription drug take-back event to safely dispose of unused medications on April 27, in collaboration with the DEA.

San Diego County will commence its first aerial larvicide application of the year to control mosquito breeding and prevent diseases like West Nile virus.

The Minneapolis Health Department promoted STI testing through a Facebook post, emphasizing many infections are symptomless and offering free tests at School Based Clinics.

Arizona's Health Services has split its licensing bureau into two new entities, BBHL and BALF, for better oversight of behavioral health and assisted living facilities.

Chef and sustainable food advocate Jenny Breen shares advice on adjusting nutrition with age, emphasizing whole foods, cost-effective protein alternatives, and the importance of cooking at home for healthy aging.

Researchers at the University of Texas use AI and neuroimaging to detect early signs of bipolar disorder in children with a family history of the illness.

April is National Donate Life Month, and Michigan is highlighting the need for organ donors with community events and education efforts about organ donation.

Manos de Cristo, a non-profit in Austin, provides affordable dental care and other essential services to the underserved, assisting about 30,000 people annually.

Veteran trust in the Department of Veterans Affairs’ healthcare has increased to 92%, with improvements noted in services and more Veterans enrolling for care following the PACT Act's expansion of eligibility.

Georgia is set to gain incremental improvements in mental health services in 2024, with several targeted bills passed by the legislature but broader reforms facing challenges.